Don’t need or want a hosted password manager when I use Keepass.
Been using simple logon for about five new aliases a month, but can easily move to a duck email (or a competing service) since I don’t have a use-case for custom domain. I will keep using SL the way I do until I’m told I can’t though. RN I like some features of SL over DDG slightly more. I like creating custom aliases rather than accepting the fully obfuscated DDG ones, but the tracker removal of DDG is a bonus. Meh.
If they take what I want away, I’ll use a different service. I’m not using Proton Mail to get locked into anything. I used it to move away from vendor lock-in. Its the last thing I want after working so long to migrate away from almost fifteen years of Google. I’m willing to pay for my independence, but I’m in no hurry to be a captive user.
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Don’t need or want a hosted password manager when I use Keepass.
Been using simple logon for about five new aliases a month, but can easily move to a duck email (or a competing service) since I don’t have a use-case for custom domain. I will keep using SL the way I do until I’m told I can’t though. RN I like some features of SL over DDG slightly more. I like creating custom aliases rather than accepting the fully obfuscated DDG ones, but the tracker removal of DDG is a bonus. Meh.
If they take what I want away, I’ll use a different service. I’m not using Proton Mail to get locked into anything. I used it to move away from vendor lock-in. Its the last thing I want after working so long to migrate away from almost fifteen years of Google. I’m willing to pay for my independence, but I’m in no hurry to be a captive user.